Use the form to get in touch. If you're booking a mastering session, include the following:

1. Artist name and release title

2. Tracklist in order. Use the exact song titles since file names don't always match.

3. Release date or estimate of timeline

4. Format you'd like mastered for: Streaming, CD, vinyl, cassette, Atmos, etc.

5. Name of a reference track or album. An artist or release you like the sound of helps me understand the tone and level you're going for.

6. Download link to your mixes. Wetransfer, Google Drive, and Dropbox all work great.

 

Optimal Mix Submission Formats:

To ensure the highest possible audio quality for your master, please prepare your files using the guidelines below:

  • Preferred Format: 32-bit Floating-Point WAV
    I highly recommend exporting your mixes in 32-bit float at their native sample rate. Traditional fixed formats have strict volume limits. 32-bit floating-point files act like a dynamic safety net; they preserve the absolute shape and detail of your audio waveforms, allowing me to safely adjust volume later without any permanent distortion or loss of quality.
  • Alternative Format: 24-bit WAV
    If you must export in standard 24-bit (and that is ok, don't worry), here's what to watch:
    • Do Not Clip: Clipping creates distortion, and that's the hardest thing to clean up in mastering, so please don't go in the red... unless you want to. If clipping is part of your sound (a lot of beat scene and bass music folks do it on purpose), send it how you like it.
    • No Magic Number: No need to aim for a specific level. Anywhere under 0 is fine, there's tons of room in 24-bit.

    If you only have 16bit WAV, or MP3, it is not the end of the world. It is not preferred, but I have mastered MP3 and even mastered it for vinyl, and it has come out sounding great. There are no rules, just preferences. But having guidelines and better options can often improve the overall sound. Hit me up and we can talk options no matter what you have. There's a lot more on mix prep in the FAQ and mix prep guide.

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